The Insolvency Service puts small files (known as 'cookies') on to your computer. Most websites do this.
These
cookies are used to:
- help us understand how you use the service, so we can improve it
- remember what notifications you've seen so you're not shown them again
- associate you with your user account after logging in
The cookies aren't used to identify you personally. They're put on to your computer to make the IP Upload
Service work better for you. You can edit or delete the cookies.
Find out how to edit and delete cookies.
Session cookies
We store session cookies on your computer to help keep your information secure while you use the IP Upload
Service.
A cookie is created when you start a redundancy or insolvency payment claim and is deleted when you submit or
cancel it.
Security restrictions cookie
We use a cookie to override security settings if we know the machine you're using is trusted.